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Grateful Dead Live at Easttown Theatre on 1971-10-23

by Grateful Dead

Publication date: 1971-10-23 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Soundboard, Jeff Cotsman, Walter Schnell

Collection: GratefulDead

Band/Artist: Grateful Dead

Resource: DeadLists Project

set 1:
1. Introduction (0:45)
2. Bertha (5:58)
3. tuning (1:48)
4. Playin' In The Band (7:33)
5. Loser (8:06)
6. Mexicali Blues (4:04)
7. Sugaree (8:27)
8. Jack Straw (6:05)
9. Big Railroad Blues (3:32)
10. stage banter (1:37)
11. El Paso (6:14)
12. Ramble On Rose (7:39)

Disc 2 (51:37)
set 1 continued:
1. Bobby McGee (7:17)
2. Cumberland Blues (7:18)
3. Brokedown Palace (5:46)
4. One More Saturday Night (4:51)
set 2:
5. //Casey Jones (6:15)
6. Me & My Uncle (3:36)
7. Tennessee Jed (6:31)
8. stage banter (1:56)
9. Sugar Magnolia (8:04)

Disc 3 (45:14)
set 2 continued:
1. Comes A Time% (9:18)
2. Truckin' (11:22)
3. Brown Eyed Women (5:03)
4. Not Fade Away--> (9:11)
5. Goin' Down The Road Feelin Bad--> (7:38)
6. Not Fade Away (2:40)

Notes

Caveat:
This is a low gen recording of a live FM broadcast, and therefore is somewhat muddy and hissy, though easily listenable. I have not seen this show anywhere in digital (June 2002).

Sound Forge was used to correct the pitch of the recording.

part The Music Never Stopped Project 2002

Thanks to Walter Schnell, for lending me his tapes.
edits/encoding by J. Cotsman

Addeddate: 2008-04-18 05:29:42

Identifier: gd1971-10-23.fm.cotsman.10359.sbeok.shnf

Location: Detroit, MI

Source: SBD>FM>?>C>Sound Forge>SHN

Taped by: Walter Schnell

Transferred by: Jeff Cotsman

Type: sound

Venue: Easttown Theatre

Year: 1971

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Reviewer: rschwz28 - - June 1, 2011
Subject: bust bummer

Listen to the intro - Ramrod's bust clearly has the band bummed. That's my take after the low-energy Bertha, at least.

So while I'll stick out the stream (autumn '71 is one of my favorite Dead eras), it doesn't look like I'll be downloading or burning this "low gen" recording.

But check out the set list. They didn't short-change the audience. That's professionalism.

And I love Jerry's message after the first set: "Everything's gonna be alright."

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